44 Friday, March 11, 1977
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Births
March 6 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Weinhaus
(Margi Fridson), 29660
Red Leaf Ln., Southfield,
a daughter, Lime Faye.
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March 4 — To Dr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Pollak,
28052 Statler Ln., Far-
mington Hills, a son,
Jason Aaron.
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March 2 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Camen
(Rhonda Kay), 21827 Hid-
den Rivers Dr. N., South-
field, a daughter, Abbee
Renae.
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Feb. 25 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Jerris
(Miriam Muroff of
Windsor), 10544 Lincoln,
Huntington Woods, a son,
Michael Matthew.
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Feb. 23 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Burstyn
(Marjorie Adelsberg),
18150 Alta Vista, South-
field, a daughter, Aliza
Miriam.
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Feb. 22 — To Dr. and
REV. HERSHL
ROTH
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Mrs. Gerald Kirzner
(Judith Weiss), 13331
Dartmouth, Oak Park, a
son, Joel Ari.
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Feb. 22 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Joab Shevach (Sandi
Sherman), 14491 Rose-
mary, Oak Park, a son,
Jason David.
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Feb. 18 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Barry Resnick
(Elaine Zuckman) of
Southfield; a daughter,
Dana Michelle.
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Feb. 9 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Barry Eisenberg
(Judith Winstock), 26356
Humber, Huntington
Woods, a son, Adam Jay.
Albert V, archduke of
Austria 1411-1439, was
known for his extreme
cruelty to Jews. His per-
secutions culminated in
the wholesale burning of
Jews at the stake March
12, 1421.
Jewish Actresses Nominated for Top Motion Picture Prizes
BY HERBERT G. LUFT
(Copyright 1977, JTA, Inc.)
Piper Laurie, who has
returned to Hollywood
after an absence of 15
years, was nominated for
an Academy Award as
best actress in a support-
ing role for her perfor-
mance in United Artist's
"Carrie" produced by
Paul Monash and di-
rected by Brian de Palma.
Based on the novel by
Stephen King, "Carrie"
was written by Lawrence
Through television,.
D. Cohen. It is Piper
Laurie's first theatrical millions became ac-
motion picture since her quainted with the "new"
appearance with Paul Piper who had changed
Newman in "The Hus- her image from the sweet
young thing to a dramatic
tler" in 1961.
Though she has placed actress. Robert
her writer-husband, Montgomery cast her in
Joseph Morgenstern, a "Quality Town." She re-
former film critic for the ceived two Emmy nomi-
New York Herald nations for "The Road
Tribune, and their six- That Led Afar" and for
year-old daughter ahead the TV version of "The
of a career, she has taken Days of Wine and Roses."
Lee Grant is the second
time out for occasional
Jewish
gal to garner an
acting appearances.
Piper Laurie was born "Oscar - nomination for
Rosetta Jacobs in Detroit Best Actress in a support-
and moved with her family ing part. It is for the role
Jerusalem Stadium Arouses Controversy
BY HASKELL COHEN
(Copyright 1977, JTA, Inc.)
JERUSALEM — Right
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now the city of Jerusalem
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is in the throes of an ar-
gument which threatens
to mushroom into an af-
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fair such as only Israelis
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Mayor Teddy Kollek is in-
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sistent on building a new
soccer stadium -located in
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the heart of the reli-
giously populated area
around Ramat Eshkol.
RABBI DR. LEO
The residents in that
area are opposed to it, and
National Religious Party
members all over the
Expert Mohel
country are violently
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building of a new stadium
in the heart of a section
that is noted for its re-
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ligiosity. Actually,
Jerusalem can ill afford a'
new stadium, supposedly
costing IL 70 million.
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There is a stadium at
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Hebrew University that
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would be more than ade-
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quate for the large
crowds who want to at-
tend soccer games in
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Jerusalem, but there is a
stiuplation by the donor
of the stadium that it is
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not to be used for sports
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on the Sabbath. Con-
sequently, Israeli soccer
matches in Jerusalem are
held in two 7,000-seat-
; capacity stadia. -
The question is raised
why must the soccer
games in Jerusalem • be
played on Saturday if the
NRP is going to make such
a to do about it? A schedule
could be arranged in such
a way that the Jerusalem
teams, since they play on
Saturday, should play all
their away games on Sat-
ruday and arrange to play
their home games on
Wednesday nights or
Saturday nights at He-
brew University, where
lights could be installed
much cheaper than an out-
lay of IL 70 million.
With most of the coun-
try obviously non-
observant, it is very easy
for the sports pro-
grammers to run their
games on Saturday in the
large cities. The soccer
games in the National
League are always
played on Saturday,
whereas the interna-
tional games are played
in middle of the week in
the Ramat Gan stadium
which seats 50,000 people,
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at age six to Los Angeles
Where her father, Alfred
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furniture store. As a teen-
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long-term contract by
Universal Studios, simul-
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Years ago • when Ben-
Zvi was head of the gov-
ernment, prior to the ac-
tual founding of the state,
he arranged for the Na-
tional League to play its
games on other than a
Saturday with the un-
derstanding that the
existing leaders would
pay a few English Pounds
to the teams. This con-
tinued for a few weeks
and then the Pounds be-
came scarce and were not
paid, so soccer games re-
sumed play again on
Saturday, and that has
been the custom ever
since.
The irony in Israel's
sports program is that
when the basketball and
soccer teams go abroad to
play, it is written into
their contacts they can-
not play Friday night or
Saturday.
William Wyler film ver-
of Lillian Rosen, wife of a
sion. Her screen debut
lawyer disbarred by the
Nazis in Robert Fryer's brought her an Academy
Award nomination and a
"The Voyage of the
best actress citation at the
Damned," directed by
Cannes Film Festival.
Stuart Rosenberg. This is
She won an Obie Award
actually not a supporting
role but one that stands for her role in Genet's
"The Maids." For the
out all by itself in drama-
New York Shakespeare
tic intensity.
Festival she portrayed
Lee was born in New
"Electra"; for BBC tele-
York City. Her mother
was a model with theatri- vision in London she ap-
cal ambitions for the peared in "The Respect-
daughter who at age_four ful Prostitute."
Back in Hollywood in
:made. her debut at the
1966, she played the con-
Metropolitan Opera play-
ing the abducted little tinuing role of Stella
princess in "L'Orocolo." Chernick in "Peyton
She attended Juilliard Place - for which she won .
School and subsequently, an Emmy. She won
on a scholarship, the award for "The Neon 410
Neighborhood Play- ing" and a subsequent
nomination in the series
house.
Her big break came "Fay." Many of her sc-
when, in her-late teens, she reen characters have
was cast as the pathetic j been Jewish such as the
shoplifter in Sidney/ one in "Portnoy's Com-
Kingsley's play, "Detec- plaint - and "Shampoo"
tire Story," which this col- (the latter for which she
umnist saw on Broadway. won an Academy Award).
She was summoned to Hol- She also directed a short
lywood to recreate the film with Susan Stras-
same character in the 1951 berg.
Judaica Quiz
. This quiz was prepared from material offered in
courses sponsored by the American Jewish Committee's
Academy for Jewish Studies Without Walls.
4 Win Hebrew U.
Kaplun Awards
JERUSALEM — The
Hebrew University of
Jerusalem presented the
1976-77 Kaplun Prizes to
four post-doctoral re-
searchers.
The Kaplun Prizes, of
$5000 each, are bestowed
on scholars who have
made exceptional con-
tributions in science, the
humanities and social
science, and to individu-
als who have worked to
promote peace or the wel-
fare of Israel and the
Jewish people. Among
past recipients is former
Prime Minister Golda
Meir.
The Hebrew University
also reported that the
Ambassador of Ecuador,
Dr. Hugo Jativa-Oritz,
presented the institution
with an Encyclopedia of
Ecuador at a ceremony at
the university.
The gift was to recipro-
cate for Israel's presenta-
tion to Ecuador of an En-
cyclopedia Judaica and
part of the cultural
agreement between the
two countries.
(Copyright 1977, JTA, Inc.)
1. The term Shekhina means
A. the house of God
B. a Sefira otherwise called Malkhut
- C. the concealed part of God
D. God's infinity
2. Transcendence and Immanence
A. are ideas which are later additions to the
Jewish notion of God
B. are part - of the idea of pantheism
C. are part of the idea of deism
D. make possible the notions of God's revela-
tion of His will and His providential care for
the world.
3. Halakha is
A. the legendary aspect of Judaism
B. a series of primitive taboos
C. one of the minor prophets
D. the legal aspect of Judaism
4. Mordecai Kaplan is the founder of
A. the theological approach to mitzvot
B. a school which looks upon the mitzvot as
"folk-ways"
C. the historical school
D. fundamentalism
5. Jewish ethics
A. have nothing to do with God's will
B. open up a new dimension of relationship
with God
C. are a derivative of what is currently ac-
cepted as good behavior
, D. apply the categories of Greek ethics to
Torah as Maimonides did
6. According to Nahmanides
A. Worship has an automatic effect on God
B. God needs human worship
C. worship is for the sake of man
D. worship can refine man's character
7. Which of the following types of prayer is ab-
sent in Judaism?
• A. penitential prayer
B. prayers of incantation
C. prayers of adoration
D. thanksgiving prayers
8. The rabbis used the term "avoda zara" t
to
A. the employment of illegal labor
B. temple worship
C. tax collectors
D. paganism
9. The seven precepts of the sons of Noah in-
elude:
A. the right to work
B. the prohibition of blasphemy
C. the mandate of conversion
D. the affixing of a mezzuza on one's doorpost
10. All the medieval Jewish thinkers considered Islan
and Christianity to be
A. true
B. false
C. partly true and partly false
D. utter nonsense
Answers:
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